GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 58, 23 October 1911, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

GREEK CLERICS MURDERED. *,By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (United Press Association.) Constantinople, October 22. The Greek Bishop of Grevena, the Archdeacon-Vicar, a guard, and a servant have been murdered in a forest at Grevena. A TRAMWAY SWINDLE. Ottawa, October 22. The arrest of Charles Warren, a car conductor, of Winnipeg, has exposed a gigantic plot to swindle the tram company by means of bogus tickets printed in London, ostensibly for tiie purpose of a toy excursion railway. The authorities at Scotland Yard unearthed the swindle. ' 'The company has not yet ascertained its losses. A STRAY SHOT. London, October 22. During practice on IT.M.S. Colossus. a six-pounder shot richochettcd and struck the deck of the battleship Hindustan, wherein the Prince of Wales is a midshipman. Nobody was injured, and the Prince of Wales was below at the time. INCOMPLETE COINS. ■ Ottawa, October 22. The words “Die gratia” have disappeared from Canadian coins, owing to a mistake of the British mint, which was unnoticed until a large number of coins had been issued. DYNAMITE OUTRAGE. Now York, October 22. After a month’s proceedings the jury is still unchosen to hear the Man Namara dynamiting outrage case, and the defence anticipate that it will not be chosen until the New Year.